Sentence examples for which would be inconsistent from inspiring English sources
No obligation can be implied, however, which would be inconsistent with other terms of the contractual relationship.
"This does not and cannot mean blanket bans on particular patients such as smokers getting operations, which would be inconsistent with the NHS constitution.
This may indicate that women junior doctors will have inferior conditions of work under the new contract, which would be inconsistent with Article 7 ICESCR, unless it can be justified", the document states.
The court does not have to rigidly apply rules which would be inconsistent or inequitable in the overall framework of habeas corpus". As we have explained in the text above, use of the "plain error" standard is "inconsistent or inequitable in the overall framework" of collateral review of federal criminal convictions under § 2255.
That would mean better coverage for mental illnesses than for physical illnesses, which would be inconsistent with parity, the company said, adding that it would also increase costs "to the point where some employers may simply forgo offering plans to their employees".
According to some sources, he died in about 610, which would be inconsistent with the reported foundation date for the church at Llanidan of 616.
As we have said, a federal statute's saving clause "'cannot in reason be construed as [allowing] a common law right, the continued existence of which would be absolutely inconsistent with the provisions of the act.
The absence of evidence of separated DNA strands, which would be required of an engaged RNA polymerase, was inconsistent with the mechanism of silencing operating after transcription initiation.
Which means that Apple is either being remarkably inconsistent in its approval policies (which would be nothing new), or they're about to launch a crusade to eliminate these glossy bubbles from any application that dares use them.
